Sentence examples for effectively non-existent from inspiring English sources
Study author Dr. Michael Dittmar, a nuclear physicist at the European Organisation for Nuclear Research CERNN) and the Swiss Federal Institute of Technology, described the nuclear component of the UK's energy strategy to keep the national electric grid going even during the next 10 years as "effectively non-existent".
In the post-Soviet era, social infrastructure is unsound, incomes for the majority of people are low and health services, generally patchy, are effectively non-existent for headache.
Part of the problem is that the lines between top Washington economic players and the industry they are supposed to regulate are effectively non-existent.
Like ACT for America, Yerushalmi is also on Southern Poverty Law Center's watch list, in part for his anti-mosque study, in which he stated "the mythical 'moderate' Muslims who embrace traditional Islam but want a peaceful coexistence with the West is effectively non-existent".
It added that corporate service providers should have to identify and verify the clients' beneficial owners (they don't have to in America, for instance) and that these obligations should be effectively policed (regulation is ineffective or non-existent in most G8 countries).Endorsement of public registries was always going to be a stretch, given resistance from Russia, Canada and Germany.
The devastated city is now effectively an island amid the flooded area with communications, power and clean water severely disrupted or non-existent.
Whatever is non-existent remains non-existent for ever and whatever is existent always exists.
Inflation is non-existent.
